Assoc For Edu & Rehbltatn of the Blind & Visually Impaired

The Arkansas Green Industry Association (AGIA) is a professional trade organization established to support the Green Industry in Arkansas and promote the advancement of horticulture. By offering member benefits such as educational activities, certification programs, and an annual trade show, AGIA aims to address the diverse needs of its members. Since its inception in 1965, AGIA has been committed to fostering a collaborative environment for growers, retailers, service providers, and wholesalers within the industry. The association actively engages in initiatives that enhance industry knowledge and professional development through seminars, newsletters, and certification opportunities. Generated from the website

Fellowship Associates, established in 1999 and located in Little Rock, AR, is dedicated to calling men into Authentic Manhood and training leaders to plant churches. Through their church planting residency program, they have successfully trained thousands of men in leadership development and church planting best practices. The organization emphasizes a gospel-centered vision of life, providing resources that offer practical biblical insights into God's design for manhood. Their seven-month residency program focuses on self-awareness, ecclesiology, and local church leadership, equipping participants to live lives of truth, passion, and purpose. Generated from the website

The Southern Early Childhood Association (SECA) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of care and education for young children and their families through advocacy and professional development. Since its inception in 1948, SECA has united preschool, kindergarten, and primary educators, caregivers, and administrators to share ideas and promote best practices in early childhood education. Committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, SECA values mutual understanding, respect for all children, and the importance of empathy in educational environments. Members benefit from resources such as the journal "Dimensions of Early Childhood," along with discounts on publications and conference registrations, fostering a collaborative community focused on the growth of young learners. Generated from the website